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Well yeah, here in the real world. But in a fantasy world, the cataclysmic end could be very different. Modeling real-world archaeology in D&D would essentially be a Downtime activity for most characters. I suppose you could have them make a lot of Investigation checks on a grid to find...

Made it funnier.

Or wasting bologna.

Another gem: In the restroom across the hall from the Hydraulics Lab (also on PSU campus), someone had written, WHEN YOU'RE GOING THROUGH HELL, KEEP GOING and someone else had revised it in red marker: WHEN YOU'RE GOING THROUGH HELL, KEEP GOING ASSUME STEADY STATE.

My favorite bathroom stall graffiti was in the men's room of Shattuck Hall, on PSU campus. Someone had written, "WHY GO OUT FOR BOLOGNA SANDWICHES WHEN YOU CAN HAVE STEAK AT HOME" and below that, someone had added, "...AGAIN."

I've been playing tabletop games for almost four decades, with dozens of friends and family members over the years. Twice, I've had someone casually mention how gaming saved their life. Games are super important.

That's a very old philosophy question. I've read a few different answers, but I think David Hume has the answer I like best.

Eeew.

A Grown Man Orders Coffee a pumpkin-spiced haiku by CleverNickName Spice for pumpkin pies: Why is it in my coffee? What is the big deal? I rant on TikTok from the cab of my white truck, I mock it on X, Because I am cool. I have my image to keep, I am not "basic." I like my coffee like I like...

The older I get, the less I care about Right vs. Wrong, and the more I care about Love vs. Hate. Like, being correct about something is important, but so is being kind when you correct others. Nobody likes a hateful little $%&@.

I'm not sure I agree. 5E D&D is more than just its action economy. Okay this I agree with. They haven't really gone down that road yet but who knows? They're kids; they have really strong "nah that's boring, let's do this instead" energy when they play games, so with enough time and...